Summary
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has been less active on the national scene recently, leading to speculation about her interest in running for president in 2028. She has focused more on state matters and not engaged in the early campaigning efforts seen by other potential Democratic candidates. Despite her current focus, Whitmer has not ruled out a future presidential run.
Key Facts
- Governor Whitmer has reduced her national media presence and political activities aimed at a 2028 presidential run.
- She has expressed a preference to focus on Michigan until her term ends in January 2027.
- Whitmer has not significantly expanded her political team and spends less on digital platforms compared to others.
- She has maintained a small political team with mostly Michigan-based experience.
- Whitmer has visited several states and countries but hasn't campaigned heavily compared to other potential candidates.
- Whitmer told Bloomberg News that she cannot rule out a presidential run.
- Some Democrats believe that the U.S. is not yet ready for a female president, as expressed by Michelle Obama.
